In the context of special tests for assessment of knee joint instability, the patient stands flatfooted on the floor in
A) the Thessaly test.
B) mcMurray's meniscal test.
C) the Apley compression test.
D) the pivot-shift test.
E) the Lachman drawer test.

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The Thessaly test is performed with the patient standing flatfooted on the floor, where they rotate their body to test for meniscal tears, making it the correct choice.

In the Context of Special Tests for Assessment of Knee